Football Drop

Football Drop gives you three moments from football history each day and asks one question about all of them: where did it happen? The answer is always a single stadium, not a city, so knowing that a final was played in Madrid is only half the job. The game was made by a small independent team based in Portugal and the first Daily went out on 28 October 2026.

A question opens over a dark globe dotted with stadium pins, 105 grounds in 31 countries at launch. You can type a stadium, a city or a club into the search bar, or spin the globe and tap a pin. Picking a ground flies you in to a ring view of it from about 500 metres up, shown in a real photograph (a few grounds without a free photo get an illustration), and you can then commit to it or go back. The first correct guess is worth 1,000 points. Each miss costs 300, and the game draws a red circle on the globe around the area where the answer lies, so your next try is better informed. Three paid hints cost 100, 150 and 200 points.

The first Daily of 11 November opened with the 1930 World Cup final between Uruguay and Argentina. Most of the pins sit in Europe, with others in South America, Africa and the Middle East.

Beside the Daily there is a Careers mode that walks through a famous player's career stadium by stadium. Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar and Luis Suárez are there, each at easy, normal and hard. The easy level and the last two Dailies are free. A one-time Pro purchase of 14,99 euros, with a Google sign-in, opens every past Daily in the archive and the harder career levels. There are no ads.

It suits football fans who know their grounds and like geography quizzes. Anyone who has played a pin-on-the-globe daily will find the rules familiar, but here a near miss scores nothing.